kochzhaoacm_ab分析和总结分析和总结.docx

Jana Dittmann Robust MPEG Video Watermarking Technologies Mark Stabenau Ralf Steinmetz GMD - German National Research Center for Information GMD - German National Research Darmstadt University of Technology, Center for Information Industrial Process and System Com- Technology, Institute (IPSI) Dolivostra?e 15, D-64293 Darmstadt, Germany +49-6151-869-845 Technology, Institute (IPSI) Dolivostra?e 15, D-64293 Darmstadt, Germany +49-6151-869-845 munications Merckstr. 25, D-64283 Darmstadt, Germany +49-6151-166151 dittmann@darmstadt.gmd.de stabenau@darmstadt.gmd.de Ralf.Steinmetz@KOM.tu- darmstadt.de ABSTRACT The development of new multimedia services and environments requires new concepts both to support the new working process on distri- buted computers and to protect the multime- dia data during the production and the distri- bution in digital marketplaces. This article addresses copyright protection as a major se- curity demand in digital marketplaces. We propose and compare two watermarking tech- niques for MPEG video with the intention to show the advantages and the possible weak- ness in the schemes working in the frequency domain and in the spatial domain. The main concept of the approaches is to provide envi- ronments where digital videos can be signed by authors or producers as their intellectual property to ensure and prove ownership rights on the produced video material during its production and distribution. To improve the view to the distortion of the watermarked frames we generate a 3D-difference view measuring the changes which were made dur- ing watermarking process and/or caused by several damaging attacks. Keywords Security and the media, digital watermarking for MPEG video, copyright protection Motivation In the A4SM project, a new production environment cur- rently under development at GMD-IPSI, a variety of securi- ty features are being developed to increase ctcheep-users a tance. A detailed security risk model can be found in [4]. One m